We keep talking about what AI agents will soon be capable of doing: sending emails, moving money, making purchases, negotiating with other systems, and managing parts of a business. But capability might not be the real bottleneck. The harder question is how we know which agent actually performed an action, who authorized it, what permissions it had, and who is responsible when something goes wrong. An employee has a name, a role, an access level, and usually some kind of audit trail. An auton...